Rapid policy shifts push free world alliance forward
Thomas L. Stokes outlines a sequence of U S moves aimed at bolstering allies and shaping Indo China policy ahead of the Geneva conference. He highlights the Eisenhower Declaration, a NATO like Southeast Asia front, A E A revisions, and a US led approach to prevent a peace in Geneva that could empower Communism. The piece stresses training Vietnamese officers, continued aid, and an information program to counter Soviet propaganda.
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